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ConnectingGTA Overview
January 2016
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ConnectingGTA… because we need to know
Please click on the following link to view the
ConnectingGTA Overview Video
and the
ConnectingGTA Testimonial Video
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6 Local Health Integration Networks
750+ Health Care Organizations
6,200 Family Physicians
6,900 Physician Specialists
49,900 Nurses
All sectors of care:
• Acute Care
• Community Support Services
• Complex Continuing Care
• Long Term Care
• Mental Health & Addictions
• Primary Care
• Rehabilitation
ConnectingGTA will improve the patient and clinician experience by delivering a regional electronic health record for 6.75M individuals
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Program Steering Committee
ConnectingGTA Program Team
Participating Organizations & Clinical Systems
Clinical Working Group
Technical Working Group
FUNDERS
eHealth Ontario
Canada Health Infoway
KEY INFLUENCERS
Central Ontario Electronic Health System Council
Through collaboration, partnership and strong leadership ConnectingGTA works closely with all sectors to deliver the best solutions for its stakeholders
ConnectingGTA Governance Structure
Operational Committees
• Privacy & Security Committee
• End-User Group (TBD)
• Acute
• Community Support Services
• Complex Continuing Care
• Long Term Care
• Mental Health & Addictions
• Primary Care
• Rehabilitation
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Guiding Principles to Deliver Clinical Value
Patient-centered approach - Build a comprehensive patient view, by capturing and sharing the largest volume of data needed most frequently by patients and providers (e.g. transitions from acute to community) ConnectingGTA will:
• Support continuity of care and seamless transition between providers
• Deliver clinical value to clinicians as quickly and efficiently as possible
• Utilize existing expertise and work effort
• Build a compelling value proposition for clinicians and patients
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IDENTIFY & COLLECT information
(CDR)
Provide ACCESS to information
(e.g. Provider Portal)
Provide ability to
EXCHANGE information
(HIAL)
• Information to be shared seamlessly & securely
• Clinicians with point of care access
• Robust, scalable & reusable platform
• Infrastructure & services that can support or be leveraged
• Increase collaboration among clinicians & organizations
• Respect standards in terms of privacy, stewardship of information, security
The ConnectingGTA Approach & Objectives
Driven by clinicians and clinical priorities across the care continuum
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200 clinicians are directly involved in shaping the ConnectingGTA strategy and Solution
Guide centrally and execute locally
• Clinical priorities are Program priorities; clinicians engaged from start to finish
• Encourage/provide opportunities for multi-disciplinary discussions
• Alignment with provincial landscape
• Invest in and maintain focus on engagement and communications efforts
ConnectingGTA Designed by Clinicians for Clinicians
• Requirements Definition
Clinician Input
• RFP Issued
Clinician Input
• Vendor(s) Solution Presented
Clinician Input
• Front-end vendor chosen
Clinician Input
• Front-end configuration, testing and design
Clinician Input
• Front & Back-end integration
Clinician Input
• Training
• Go-Live
Clinician Input
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CCAC Documentation
Diagnostic Imaging Reports
Medication Information
Lab Results
Hospital Reports
1 Single
Sign-On
2 ONE ID
3 Via Other Portals
4 Direct
Integration
Priority data types Workflow
ConnectingGTA is a hub that will connect health service provider information systems as well as regional and provincial registries and repositories
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ConnectingGTA Benefits
Patients will receive improved, timely and more coordinated care Clinicians will be able to initiate more timely treatment and improve productivity and collaboration Health care organizations will be able to maximize investments and resources to improve efficiency and capacity The health care system will see improvements in system coordination, integration and capacity
Progress and Next Steps
“ConnectingGTA – improving patient care” Video
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ConnectingGTA – By the Numbers
~40 Early Adopter organizations
(17organizations populating the CDR)
~3.2 million patients captured (36% of the
region’s population)*
~150 million messages captured**
~50% Regional acute information captured
100% Regional CCAC information captured
~94% Regional lab results captured (OLIS)
* Calculated using the Enterprise Client Identifier (ECID) in the interim ConnectingGTA Client Registry ** Data as of January 2016
~41,000 enrolled users
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Recent Clinician Experiences
“ConnectingGTA has proven to be an invaluable resource in the Emergency Department. It saves time and resources. We are no longer dependent on Health Records from other hospitals to send us collateral information, but have it at our fingertips. This means better and faster patient care which is important in an acute setting.”
Brittany Poynter, Clinical Head, Gerald Sheff and Shanitha Kachan
Emergency Department, Access and Transitions Program, Centre for Addiction and Mental Health
Reducing Emergency Department Wait Times
“I have so far been able to avoid one admission and several repeat tests (two patients) thanks to data from ConnectingGTA. Thanks for setting me up with it.”
Dr. Raphael Rush, Resident PGY1, Internal Medicine
Department, Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre
Reducing Unnecessary Tests
“Using ConnectingGTA gives me opportunity to provide timely and safer care for my patients as well as reduce redundant investigations, patient’s frustration and length of stay”
Dr. Roland Mollanji, Hospitalist Physician, North
York General Hospital
Improving Patient Care Experience
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Where We Are and Where We Are Going
Number of organizations to benefit
~100 HSPs
Data Available (Hospitals and CCAC data - based on IP Admissions & ED visits in GTA)
Clinical Users 40,000+ 50,000+
100% CCAC Data
~90% Acute Data
94%+ Lab Results
100% CCAC Data
~50% Acute Data
~94% Lab Results
~40 HSPs
Early Adopters Expansion
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Share your feedback and questions with the ConnectingGTA Program Team by:
• Emailing the team at [email protected] or your respective LHIN eHealth Lead
Learn more about ConnectingGTA
• Visit our collaborative space via www.ConnectingGTA.ca where you will find the latest Program news and materials
• Subscribe to the ConnectingGTA mailing list to receive our ConnectingGTA Bulletin
How can you stay connected to ConnectingGTA?
Thank you!
Appendix
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ConnectingGTA Early Adopters (Wave 1)
Data Population Data Viewing
OLIS Population* CDR Population ConnectingGTA Viewing
• Campbellford Memorial Hospital
• Centre for Addiction and Mental Health
• Mackenzie Health
• Mount Sinai Hospital
• North York General Hospital
• Northumberland Hills Hospital
• Peterborough Regional Health
• Ross Memorial Hospital
• Rouge Valley Health System
• St. Joseph’s Hospital
• St. Michael’s Hospital
• Southlake Regional Health Centre
• Stevenson Memorial Hospital
• Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre/St. John’s Rehab
• The Scarborough Hospital
• Toronto East General Hospital
• William Osler Health System
• Women’s College Hospital
• Central CCAC
• Central East CCAC
• Central West CCAC
• Lakeridge Health Corporation
• Mississauga Halton CCAC
• Mount Sinai Hospital
• North Simcoe Muskoka CCAC
• North York General Hospital
• Rouge Valley Health System
• St. Michael’s Hospital
• Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre/St. John’s Rehab
• The Scarborough Hospital
• Trillium Health Partners (Mississauga Hospital/Credit Valley Hospital)
• Toronto Central CCAC
• University Health Network
• William Osler Health System
• Central CCAC
• Central East CCAC
• Central West CCAC
• Centre for Addiction & Mental Health
• City of Toronto LTCH and Services
• Lakeridge Health Corporation
• Mississauga Halton CCAC
• Mount Sinai Hospital
• North Simcoe Muskoka CCAC
• North York General Hospital
• Resource Matching & Referral
• Rouge Valley Health System
• St. Michael’s Hospital
• Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre/ St. John’s Rehab
• The Scarborough Hospital
• Trillium Health Partners (Mississauga Hospital/Credit Valley Hospital)
• Toronto Central CCAC
• University Health Network
• William Osler Health System
* Additional sites contributing to OLIS from the Foundation Phase, includes: Grey Bruce Health Centre, Lakeridge Health Corporation, Mississauga Hospital/Credit Valley Hospital, and University Health Network
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ConnectingGTA Early Adopters (Wave 1) [cont’d]
Data Viewing
Long-Term Care Primary Care
• Chester Village
• Copernicus Lodge
• The Rekai Centre at Wellesley Central Place
• The Rekai Centre at Sherbourne Place
• Elm Grove Living Centre Inc.
• Hellenic Care for Seniors, Toronto, Inc.
• Lakeside Long-Term Care Centre
• Maynard Nursing Home
• Mon Sheong Home for the Aged
• Rose of Sharon Korean Long Term Care
• St. Hilda's Towers Inc.
• Suomi-Koti/Toronto Finnish Canadian Seniors Centre Inc.
• The O'Neill Centre
• Vermont Square Long Term Care Home
• Georgian Bay Family Health Team
• Queen Square Family Health Team
• West Durham Family Health Team
• Wise Elephant Family Health Team
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Data Population Data Viewing
Acute Care Acute Care Primary Care
• Halton Healthcare Services Corporation
• Headwaters Health Care Centre
• Humber River Regional Hospital
• Mackenzie Health
• Markham-Stouffville Hospital
• Peterborough Regional Health Centre/Campbellford Memorial Hospital/Northumberland Hills Hospital
• Royal Victoria Hospital/ Collingwood General & Marine Hospital/Georgian Bay General Hospital
• Southlake Regional Health Centre/Stevenson Memorial Hospital
• St. Joseph’s Health Centre
• Toronto East General Hospital
• Women’s College Hospital
• Access Alliance – Multicultural Community Health Centre
• Anishnawbe Health Toronto
• Brock Community Health Centre
• Davenport-Perth Neighbourhood Centre
• East End Community Health Centre
• Flemingdon Community Health Centre
• Planned Parenthood of Toronto
• Port Hope Community Health Centre
• Regent Park Community Health Centre
• Rexdale Community Health Centre
• South Riverdale Community Health Centre
• Stonegate Community Association
• Taibu Community Health Centre
• The Anne Johnston Health Station
• The Four Villages Community Health Centre
• Wellfort Community Health Centre
• Women’s Health in Women’s Hands
Community Care
• Acclaim Health
• CANES Community Care
• Nucleus Independent Living
• Punjabi Community Health Services
• St. Demetrius Supportive Care Services
Mental Health & Addiction
• Centre for Addiction & Mental Health
ConnectingGTA Expansion Sites (Wave 2)
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ConnectingGTA Expansion Sites (Wave 2) [cont’d]
Data Viewing
Long-Term Care Mental Health & Addiction Rehab/CCC
• Region of Peel
• Silverthorn Care Community
• Streetsville Care Community
• Tullamore Care Community
• Ukrainian Canadian Care Centre
• Victoria Village
• Woodbridge Vista Care Community
• Canadian Mental Health Association (Peel)
• Jean Tweed Treatment Centre
• LOFT Community Services
• Ontario Shores Centre for Mental Health Sciences
• Progress Place
• Sherbourne Health Centre
• Waypoint Centre for Mental Health Care
• York Support Services Network
• Baycrest
• Bridgepoint Active Healthcare
• Providence Healthcare
• Runnymede Healthcare Centre
• Salvation Army Toronto Grace Health Centre
• West Park Healthcare Centre
21 | Confidential—not for public distribution Contributing data
Deferred to be populated at a later date
Not contributing
• Consent directives captured historically by all contributing sites • Lab Data: OLIS
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North York General Hospital
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Rouge Valley Health System
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St. Michael’s Hospital June 2013
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Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre
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The Scarborough Hospital
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University Health Network
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William Osler Health System
Sep 2013
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Sep 2013
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Acute Clinical Information Available via ConnectingGTA
Legend
Please note: Data made accessible through the ConnectingGTA Portal is limited to such information that has been contributed to eHealth Ontario by participating Health Information Custodians. eHealth Ontario will take reasonable steps to maintain the accuracy and integrity of this information. However, information that is accessible through the ConnectingGTA Provider Portal may be only that portion of information that an individual has consented to release and may not necessarily contain all of the information of any individual.
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Please note: Data made accessible through the ConnectingGTA Portal is limited to such information that has been contributed to eHealth Ontario by participating Health Information Custodians. eHealth Ontario will take reasonable steps to maintain the accuracy and integrity of this information. However, information that is accessible through the ConnectingGTA Provider Portal may be only that portion of information that an individual has consented to release and may not necessarily contain all of the information of any individual.
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Nov 2014
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Credit Valley Hospital Mar 2013
Mar 2013
Sep 2013
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Mackenzie Health Mar 2013
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Mount Sinai Hospital Nov 2013
Nov 2013
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North York General
Hospital
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Nov 2011
Jun 2013
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Northumberland Hills
Hospital
Mar 2014
Mar 2014
Sept 2014
May 2014
May 2014
Peterborough Regional
Health
Mar 2014
Mar 2014
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May 2014
May 2014
Ross Memorial Hospital Nov 2013
Nov 2013
May 2014
Feb 2014
Feb 2014
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Oct 2011
Oct 2011
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Oct 2011
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Stevenson Memorial
Hospital
Sep 2013
Sep 2013
Nov 2013
Sep 2013
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Sunnybrook Health
Sciences Centre
Apr 2013
Oct 2011
Jul 2014
Oct 2013
Jul 2013
The Scarborough
Hospital
Nov 2013
Nov 2013
May 2014
Nov 2013
Mar 2014
Toronto East General Jan
2014 Jan
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Aug 2013
Dec 2013
William Osler Health
System
Jul 2013
Jul 2013
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Jul 2013
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Women’s College
Hospital
Oct 2013
Oct 2013
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Dec 2013
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* The data in the tables only reflect the OLIS Population sites managed by ConnectingGTA
Contributing data
Not contributing
Legend
Please note: Data made accessible through the ConnectingGTA Provider Portal is limited to such information that has been contributed to eHealth Ontario by participating Health Information Custodians. eHealth Ontario will take reasonable steps to maintain the accuracy and integrity of this information. However, information that is accessible through the ConnectingGTA Provider Portal may be only that portion of information that an individual has consented to release and may not necessarily contain all of the information of any individual. The following page provides details on the laboratories that are contributing results to OLIS: http://www.ehealthontario.on.ca/images/uploads/pages/documents/DataContributorsOLIS.pdf